The Ministry of Health has taken a significant step forward with a technical session held in Maiduguri, Borno State. The event, aimed at shaping a transformative roadmap for achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, reaffirmed the ministry’s dedication to ensuring no Nigerian is left behind in the nation’s healthcare journey.
Speaking at the session, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Health, Daju Kacholom, mni, emphasized that the gathering was more than just a discussion—it was a strategic action plan. “This is a roadmap to achieving our defined goals, particularly in alignment with the SDGs. Our focus remains on fostering a healthier, all-inclusive Nigerian healthcare system,” she stated.
The session highlighted innovative strategies to bridge the healthcare gap, especially in underserved regions, by leveraging digital solutions and scalable interventions to fast-track universal healthcare coverage.
Director of Nutrition, Mrs. Ladidi Kuliw Bako Aiygbuisi, mni, served as the moderator for the panel discussions. She shed light on how technology and innovation are critical in closing the accessibility gap in healthcare. “Our goal remains to ensure that no one is left behind on our healthcare journey,” Aiygbuisi affirmed.
The panel deliberated on adopting smart, scalable measures that incorporate digital solutions to enhance healthcare delivery, especially for vulnerable populations. Discussions also revolved around leveraging innovative technologies to make healthcare more efficient, inclusive, and sustainable.
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The technical session shows the Ministry of Health’s commitment to fast-tracking universal health coverage by focusing on practical, data-driven approaches. By addressing gaps in healthcare delivery, the ministry aims to ensure equitable access to quality healthcare services for all Nigerians, regardless of geographic or socioeconomic status.
The session in Maiduguri marks a pivotal step in Nigeria’s journey toward a more inclusive healthcare system. With a clear focus on innovation and sustainability, the Ministry of Health is paving the way for a future where every Nigerian has access to quality healthcare.
As the 2030 deadline for achieving the SDGs approaches, the ministry’s resolve to “leave no one behind” serves as a powerful reminder of the transformative potential of an inclusive and digitally-driven healthcare system.
